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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05
10. Rapitel.
Sun Gaitbaus 40 Gourpile.

On Der Strase, pel9e bic id6ne, CRIME
Qanbiduft pom Sbaule IN Der Nornanbie
buridnsibet, liegt oas nette O6rfden Sours
bile. Nm @insange bss Oorfss itanb elm
pieIbeiudtes @irtbsbaus. 8o9 am Gage,
BON benz mir reben, befano iid segen pier
tbr Nd6mittags IN benz @aitsimmer nur
cine eiusias Berion. Der eininme SAT-
In ieiner @te idien ben 0irtb seraoe ni6t
reid MAIDEN gu pOlsn. @r mar idon
siemli5 beiabrt unb drmlid setlsioet ein
bibter 9rauer Bart beoedte lein ge~brduntes,
pon tiefen 6urdeu our63o9eueS @efi6t,
pel9es nod Dasu pon stnem pabsiudcnen
Sut 9anb ibsrIdattet mar. SIN tleines
9dt9en ibten all ieiue Sabe gu entbaIs
ten. Der llnbetannte mar eini9e Stunoen
angetommen uuo bate mdbreno ieiues be-
i6eioenen Wiables benz Dienitmdo6en mits
getbeilt, boR sr in elmer bsnadtbarten Sas
brit Nrbeit iu9sn polle. ST idisn bur6:
aus feline @ile gu babeu, benn er bltsb nod
benz @Hen rubig heen, sans nit benz Sns
bolt elmer alien Settun9 beIddttt9t.
Wdbrene 10 Der Srembe i1on bstnabe
per9eiien baiuB, fubr Elm METER Wasen nit
bret Yerionen Dor benz Wtrtbsbauie OH.
aaes I'M 9auie waro Iebenbts. Die CD
tie, wel6e aus Der gtdbe su fem idienen,
traten bsrein. Der Srsm6e blitte auf.
Gin S6reden fubr ibm bur6 ane @lieoer.
llnpiufirl,6 iudten feline Quaen bic Chi
re; aber ein Su p!Ssliher aufbrub bate
bic Nufmerfiumteit nod mebr duf i'm 9es
Ientt. gr blisb alio rubis auf .ieinem
9Iase uuO uerbars iia iOrsiam bintsr isis
mem 3eitunssblatte.
Oie @Gite iebten ii6, obne i'm gu bead.
ten, gang tn feline Rdbe. 3pei oerielbsn
ipraden nod NIT benz Wirtbe, Der ie nit
ausr 6ormli9tsit sinfibrte, pdbrenb Der
brittle nur nit Wioeritreben bier 3u per:
weiIen idien. SIS warsn @ranbual, Diprs
unb Widasl.
9ranbpal fragte suleBt ben Wirtb: Sf
Elm Birgeimeifter bier in GourpiIe, uno
f6nntsn mir osnielben nidt ioslsid ipre6en Z
Sb mir sinsn Biirsermsiitsr babsn, msiu
Serr2 ia9te Der Wirtb etnas psrlcst eint
10 bebeutsnos @smeinbe? Sa wobl babsr
mir einen, unb omar sinen rs9t tii9tisen,
Ssrrn &obin. ben BETTER Der sroBer
Spinnersi. aber unsIidli4er Betie II
Serr &obin @ei9Gfte balber in &ouen uni
fommt err In Spei Gassn Suriid.
Nun, 10 f6nnen mir bod nit einem iet'
ner aoiuntts rebsn2
Mbiuntte babsn mir aud, unb Togo,
3pei, san5 ausssSsidnete Mdnner. aber.
n,ein lisber 9err, es 1T bsute Wiartt II
Vernepil, nnb ba 1T Ssrr Bernard, Der erit'
Aoiunft, bin unb tommt fiber erit ipa
bsim ; Der sueite aoiuntt, Serr &obert
bat bas 8ipperlein unb tam Rismanber
empfansen.
Meiner Grsu! faste @ranbpaI NIT ct
mem anfus pon 9aune man muB idOr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05

Gut, Ssrr 9iipre, sic iinb often, uni
i'd mill seraoe 70 often iein. 6rduIein Ser'
tomp Iiebt sic beute 70 wenis pie friiber,
uno es pdre. bod bieie gerbanbluuseu
iinb iibsrfiifa, benn bas Eeitament wirh
ssfunbsn, unb Soiepbine frei peroen.
Bleibsn sic nur bier, uenn es Sbnen be-
liebt; Wi9asl unb i'd seben uuo weiden
ni6t pon benz YIaee, bis bic Nadforiduns
gen in Der usrIunsten 5orm sei3eben, unb
miietsn mir bort iberna6ten!
Mi9aeI wurbe unssbulois. Man ents
idloB ii1 alio, baB Oiipre i'm Birtbsbauie
bIeiben, unb fobaIo bic ben0tbisten Perfo'
men suriittebrten, nit benisIben nod Bel.
Sorbase tommen ioute, mo 9ranoual uno
Wi9ael fte erparteten.
Sarauf madten fi9 @ranbual unb Weis
dael auf ben Ues unb i9ritten nader bas
rauf los.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05
(5ortiesuus unb S9IuB.)
XVIII.

@ranopal madte feline @inpenbuns,
porauf Der anbere Sif,ier uno smei Was
troien bic Ourdiu9uug pornabmen; absr
balb eri6ien er uieoer auf benz 8erbed unb
ia9te benz Sdiffslieutenaut: IQes IN
Srbnung, Serr 2ieutenant. @ir iinb bis
gum 6ielruum binabsefiesen uno baben
ni6ts 8erbddtises sefunoen.
Sect erit ~usrIoren bic i3ise bes Sffisiers
ibre Strsnas, unb er iaste: Out. Rapis
tim, sic t6nnen isst ibre &siie fortiesen.
gntiduloisen Sie Die itattsebubten Sors
malitdten, aber lohen sic fid ratben:
M,enn sic absrmals 10 nabe BET ben Straf
anitaIten ii6 aufhaltsn, erre9en Sie teinen
ioI6en 8erou6t mebr. SD bate Ssfebl,
Sic senau. gu iiberuaden.
@ranbuaI tonnte iid zines 2adelns ni6t
entbulten unb fra9te mad Der llria6e.
0un BARI i'd es Sbnsn i6on iasen, ant.
portete Der Sffijier, es fno eiutse Depors
tirte fiirsIid aus 2orenS ausserifen, unb
eben bore i9, oaB orei iib zines gootes
bemddti9t baben uno pobl auf benz Wege
nod @ngliid. @upana iino. Risaut 1T
babel, Der srOBte Serbre6er tn Der &olonie.
&isautl erpioerte @ranbpal entIest, Der
lit mein Goofeinb.
60, itnb gle Der &apit6n, benz bieier
S9u,te 10 piele Streide seipielt bat 2
iasts Der S6,ffslieutsnant, ii1 perubidie:
bsnb. Sd babe bauon ssb6rt. Sn benz
Sale nsbmeu sic bel Sbrer &Idtunft mad
Srantrei9 iid III a9t; benu &isaut it
Dor uns i4on fiber unb treu3t pieIeidt
no4mals Sbre Bese.
@ranopal banfte fir bieie Warnung,
wdbreno Der Offi3ier fem Boot beitiss.
3ebn Winuten fpdter ieste Der Oampfer
feinen 0duf fort. @ranbpal ieoo1 uanbte
ftd an ieine Wannidaft unb risf: Dor:
wdrts! Ollie Sesel sinseiest! 2uifis &a.
meraben! IS sebt nod Srantrei9. Sn
einem Ronate waafabrten mir gu unierer
lieben 6rau uon 6ecamp.
Gin frDbli6es 5urrab Der Matroien be-
griiBte oieies Rommdnbo. Der RopitGn
founte aber ni9t frob iein. Gr ities su
Soiepbineu unb Widasl binub, bic nod
gang IN auirssuns wesen Der unteriuduns
rparen.
sic is5sn, Srdulein, iaote @ranbuaI,
MORE unier BIan audi seslitt unb Sbr Sa:
ter an Soro Seweien, man bate benieIben
fiber eatoett.
8eter, ieete Soiepbine betriibt BEL, Soft
weiB better, mos unS gum SeiIe 1T!
SD bin elitli0 ouriiber, ste 70 sefabt
Su lebeu uber benfeu sic benn au6 ba-
ran, baB BEL unierer 9eimfunft Ssmanb
itreus bic @rfiiluns einss feierIi6 ssssbe:
men 8eripre6ens perlunsen wiro2
Beter, ieten sic unbsiorst, Soft wirb
aud bierin beIfen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05

r@ie isbr, Iisbe S6weifer, bin i'd ST
men oantbur, bag sic mir meine S6pelg
lumteit, meme i3einbure unoantburteit 9es
gen Sre uer,iehen baden. Sd puBte, baB
Sic Sbre Gfldt setbun bdttsn, pdren Sd:
nen Die Pldne in Sstreff meines SdterS
bstannt seporoen. SD aber glaubte elmer
b0bern @insebung gu gsborden, inoem i9
Die IN ibreu 5olaen 10 traurise 6luat uors
bereitsn baIf. W6ge Der Simmsl, quite
Sdweiter, quite S9weiter, sic iesnen fir
au' oas @ute, bas sic mir erpieien, fir
bic 9isbe, bic Sic mir trot msirem i9sin:
barren uuoanf bepabren.
@is sic erfabren baben perbeu, 1T mein
Batter auf Der 6ludt, nod sbe er bas Mteer
sfrei9t bate, geitorbsn. SIS ideiut wobl,
bas er li9 bur9 iein 2ebsn in Der @efau.
gsnidaft, insbsiouoere our6 feline Spisl.
putb Der pon uns tbm sugeoodteu 6reibei
ni6t piirois ssma6t bate, uno boB Got
ibm brsbn,b ieIbige porentbislt. Sieis.
nal espib fir feline Ssele cine @Obllbat
benn ietue unsesdbmte S~pielputb bdttC
ibu fiber in Der 6relbsit srUBen @efubrer
eutsssen seiibrt, bsnsu er pielleidt unter'
ls9en pdre. 90 mar IS alio better, BAT
Soft ibu in Der Ssrbannuns iterben IieB
bsnn bort identts sr Tim bic @naSe zines
dIiltlI1en GoOss !; bic burten Gage feline
Slu9t srtrus er In filler Grsebuns all
Bulge unb bereute pisbsrboIt bic Climber
ieines 9sbens. Spifsnli9 par @ott ibn
elm sudoiser &idter!
Was mid anbelanst, 10 fam i'd Sinner
mittbsilsu, oaB msine 2sieen nun boffsnt
lib Su gnbs inb. @ott idsint mir sno
lid mad 10 pielsr Sriblal &ube unb @lIc
bei1eeren su pouen. Nsin Sruber II
Idnsit pon Der bel Dem Wsierbof erhaltenei
Wunbs ssnsisn unb idsint isinsr NsisunI
fir bas Ssepelen sanS entiust gu BADEN
ppsu bic Sodtsr bss Sofbausrn, elm bib
idss, brauss Wdo9en, has ibu pilesei
bali, nidt psnis bsisetra9sn bat. 0ti9as
pirb fiber nod elm redt brupsr Bauer.
Sd bin nj felt msbr OILS ie6s Wpnate,
nit @ranoual, benz Srsunbs msiusr RrnO
belt, msiusm @sfdbrten unb Bei6iser IN
llnsliid, bur9 ben Ssssn Der Sirte psr
bunbsn. 0roben In Der Sapsls pan Sc
camp babsn mir uns trausn IaiIen bi
balbs SspSltsruns bss Stdotdsns pobnt
Der Sodssit bes 8lsidssiidt9sns, pie ma,
mid nsnnt, BET uub bstete fir mid. Wei
Slid wdrs poltommsn, miiBts ni1t 9ste
suweiIen wieber auf's Meer; bod, men
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05

@Ott feruer uniere arbeit iesust, f0uusn
mir un8 nod einissu Sahren 3uridSiebsn
uno ~anitdnOts Iebeu.
8aB bic Sumilie 2~eiruneois burd unisr
tbOri6tes nHternPbmeu feline Nu@tbetIe err
lit, freut unS Don 9erjen. Btr wsrben
oerielben itets ountbdr 9eoenten.
- 0uB Oi4imbo, Der Rou9u, Der fir uns
cine 10 uerbdnsnt6uOIe Beri6nli8teit mar,
enoll6 ersriffen puroe Huo feline 8rduel
uuf benz S6Gffot biiRen muBte, babe i9
NIT etsentbimIiasn @sfiblen erfubreu.
8tr perSeiben ibm ale uOn 9erSeu, mas
er uns Sstbdn. W0Se @Ott uu4 tbm snds
big unb burmberSis ietn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05

Gin sOles Spfsr. Dim s.. bs. Mts.
fincet in &Om bic SsrmdbIuns Der iunsen
@rGfin Wartua ftatt. Die Dame bate
ii4 in Baris um IL. 900 tyr. Soiletten be-
felt. Ooruntsr Elm Srauttleio gum Breiie
pom 5000 Srs. guf bic erffe Runos BON
benz 9rSbebsu elite bas reiSsnbe Mdb6en
gum Eelesrupbenamte, wioerrief bic BE-
itsluus uno iibersab bic fir ibre GoiIstte
ausseisste Summe benz Siifspersine Der
burd ous GrObeben Setroifsneu. Die
idSne GOmtele isIbif absr lit sesenudrtis
i'm Rrsiie tbrer 6rsunoinnen eifris beiddfs
tist, elm einfa4es, weiBss BATTLEFIELD tu
rSten, In wsI6sm fe Dor ben aItar treten
pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05
Sas GrObebeu. pslaes s~iSfrantrei6

Sas GrO6ebeu, psIaes Siofruntrei6,
2igurten, bic Yombarbei, Sostana unb bic
emilia in Sdreten peristt bat, lit ietner
ausOebnuns mad buS sr6bte grbbsben,
peI4eS europa felt isner furbtSaren Ras
tuifropbs beimgslu6t bat, bur3 usI9e TN
Sabre 1855 2ihdbon uernidtet wurbe.
0GmaIs b0rten gu 9leider Seit bic beiBen
Quelen BON SepIis uuf su fisBeu, unb an
Der 6ilte BON Sauaoa trat buS Wser Sus
rid. Sus @rObebsn pom 20. Sebruar
puroe in9ur in atbeu ssipirt. Die bas
@robebsn besleitenoen @rldsinungen iirb
oieieIben, wie tie uud BEL anbsrsn @robsbsn
beobudtet wurben. giniss Gage Dor benz
90. pureu Der Seiup uno Der aetna In n
ssp6bnli4sr Beiie aufsersst. Oas 8as
rOmeter mar 10 tief seiunten, wie ss iebr
ielten gu gei4eben pfest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05
StluB.

Tim unisrn 9sisrn nod fur5 bic weitern
Sdidials Der in ~uniersr grsdblunS auftre'
tsnbsn Ysrionen mitsutbeIlen, lesen mir etc
nise Bru9itide aus einsm Sriefe Solspbis
mems an S9welter Goialia Dor:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05
-. Gmpfe6(enswert6e
illuftrirte &amsb16er.

SpfepbtsSudt, cher: Die Radt Der Fir.
bite bes beiliaen Batriardbeu Soicpb, in Iebr
pielen I6Snen Seiipielen aus alter unb neiler
I 3eit. Sey alSge9eben pon q. OFT. Uttt
bii66H. Qpprobation. 40. Sritte aufIaqe.
Sn gang eeinpanb NIT @olbpreiuns seb.
3aS betIi8e 2aao nuo ote beiligeu StGtttn.
Ra6 ben Ssri6ten Der betpGbrteften Sdrift.
teller e. jGblt Don DR.. &. Sanner. Ufit Ets
telftabltt6 uub elmer @nitt t pon SeruIaleru
IN 6arbenbrld. SIN 40. geb. in l War.
$500. SrOidirt in 10 Soften a a 80 Gents.
EUCHARIsTIE BUCH. BmSerbar. BE.
gebeubeiteu urS @r3abluHgea BON BEN glprs
w~iroigiteu, b%eiltuiten acknowledgements, ans
alen Seiten unS Sahrbunberten. = Serans'
9e9eben pom @eo. Ut, Staotpfarrer. Wdt
oberbirtli6er Appropriation. SSn A.. Sritte
aufla9e. @eb. in gar 9eoerbanb $500.
Sroi6irt in ~ Soften q 30 @ents.
y. Iarttn boa Godtem'S 9ebeu uuS Bet.
Den unieres Serrn Hub Seilauoes Seiu Gbrtfi
nr0 ietler inngfranlinen Dflitter Wdria. Dit
Stabliti6, pielen 6olsi6uittbilberrt uni cts
mem Gableau oes bl. 9anSes. 9teu bearbeis
tet pom 30. StnseL 3ebnte &uflase
in 40. Sn ! Nar. 9eb. $500. - Broi1trt
in 10 Soften a 30 @ents.
Ratafombenbnd1 uuter benz Sitsl: Sie
eriten Sbriftsa mo u inter Der groe
ooer: ,i3eusuiiie fir ben @lalben, bic Sofs
ming NIB 9iebe unierer beili9en Wfutter Der
Rir6e." Gin Bud oes SrOltes unb Der @rs
multiplying fiir ben 6atboliten unb Der Bes
lebrllng fir ibre @e9ner. Bon % core OFT.
Wtit oberbtrtli9er @enebmiSuus. Rei9 Illus
itrirt. - ST. reid pergoloete Sede gebunbsH
$3.5O.-Sn1 IL 5eften q 20 @ents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05
seaense puu ben liebeu Seiltasu gottes mad

2e8enoe poH ben liebeu Seiligru Vottes mad
ben b 4 en- GueIeH bearbeitet pom g. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Nebit Sitelftablti9, 9roBem
Sableau pom SeruIalem uno iiber 90 Bill
bern in Sol;i6nitt. dit mebreren bii66fits
6en Qpprobationen. %. Quflage In 40.
@ebunoen in gan, 9eberbanb $500. Brss
i6irt in IA Seften @ 30 Gents.
MARIANUM. 9eseuSe Don ben liebeu beili=
gen uno gottieliseu Sienern nnferer liebeH
Sran nrs ben beriibmteiteu gnabenorteu Der
boben SimmelsiOrigtn. gou q. Dit. BIZ
idSfi1 approbirt unb bur6 ben 81. 8ater
YiuS TX. a~eIegnet. Sebnte Iufla9e IN 40.
@eb. in eans 9e6erban6 $500. groi9irt in
Is 6eiten a 80 Gents.
Die beiltse S1rtft Ses aIten uno ueueH
Seftameuts. URit ausfibrliden anmertun.
gen erldutert pom DIR. Sol. Sr. QlIioli.
0tit Appreciation bes bl Stubles. .&ei9
t%luitrirt. Sn4e. @eb. II Geberbano $500.
Before @iubGnbe pou 81 bis $500.
Sroi9irt in "a Seften q 80 @euts.
86miid=fatbolii6er Satsp eSiser.
unterrpeiiunsen fiber lie pi6tigfen @4arz
beuss uub SIttenleblen. 2luf aue Cont Il.
Seitta9e oes Sabres. yssu beraus9e9ebeu pom
P. ". S%auSberr. Er. b. q. &. Wit bi:
i6Ofider ~approbation. $50 9. IN ar. 80.
Sn ! gtar. ~Sebunben $500. Sn 10 9etten
% % Gents.
R. P. 8offne, dritfatboliides tlnterridtsz
mo ~@rbamugsbuf, Ooer tIrse 9lusIesung
auer idtns unb feittdSli9en @ptfteln unb
@pdn9elien, iamnt barals sesogensn @lallz
benss uno Sitteulebreu &C. Bon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Utit bid. 2lpprob. 7O8 sci,
ten in Ct. 50. Sn ! Nar. geo. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-05

Riios Seilmittel fur @atarrb nimmt f9
unssnebm. SIS 1T feline Sliiiisteit unb
ni9ts gum S9uupfen.
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Batter tmO So6ter.
Gin Bib aus Gagenne.

Mad benz SransoTidsn bes g. gsrtbet.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
AMIMY BROTHERS. KEEPER?

Several times recently attention has been
called to the sanitary condition of the "Sedg-
witch county Jail" Through the columns of
the daily papers, but no apparent change has
been as yet effected. When we consider the
position of Wichita and Sedgwick county in
population, wealth and enterprise, when we
see stately buildings arisin on every hand
mites, is it not high time to agitate the ques-
ton of immediate action in regard TO this
lily ventilated "black hole" wherein are
herded together continually some sixty hu-
man beings. This building was constructed
when Wichita was a hamlet, and Sedgwick
county an almost wilderness; and there are
now confined in it as man U. S. prironers as
would tax its sanitary conditions. to the ut
most, if health conditions are considereO 1t
is indeed blot upon our boasted civilization,
when men are confined for twelve months or
more in such quarters, in enforced idleness,
at an expense to the government waiting tc
be adiudged guilty or innocent; the commit
have right to demand that even wrong
doors shall have air and light and not be
come MANAGE to the health as well as tie
morals Of our city.
Ii tie custodians of Sedgwick county inter
ests are not warranted in advising the cree
| ton of permanent suitable structure, ther
let thsm proceedat once TO construct safe
comm odious room and tear away those up
stair cages which are disgrace to the age il
which we live. w. 4. l. I.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
OVERCOME BY EXCITEMENT.

A young very young man from Anthony
came to Wichita yesterday evening as escort
for two very charming young ladies, who
visited our city not long since, but have
more recently been visiting at Anthony. A
short time after landing the ladies at their
destination, the aforesaid youth started up
town to take in the sights just while the
bands at the Main st. Theatres were having
q contest In the midst of this hilanty the
young man concluded to have shine. The
bootblack however had just finished the first
quarter section, when the young ladies whom
he had accompanied to the city came by and
asked him to join them for walk, not think
ing for a minnie how he would look with one
shoe blacked, the other not, and with one OF
his pantaloons turned up, he sta ted for the
proposed walk He had not gone far, howev-
er, until the bootblack had over taken him
and demanded pay for the half shine, wheth-
er he got it we are unable to say, but there
is no doubt that the kid stood up for his
rights like the average boy. This unnatural
conduct of the Anthony young man is at
tributed to the difference of atmosphere be
tween the two places. 1t would be well for
visitors to remember that Wichita has as
sumed metropolitan" airs
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

Last evening Mr.. Gibson, of South Malp,
drove up in light spring wagon to Biting
Bros. His three year old child was sitting
with him on the seat, and while he was load
ing a store box from the sidewalk, he gave
the lines to one CT the attaches of the place
to hold for him. The horse was spirited
animal and the placing Of the box in the
wagon fir ghtend him. The man let go the lines
and the horse started down street, the seat
tipp up and the little ones cry as she fell
backward added to the animals fright. Mr.
Gibson, as soon as the man loosed the lines,
grabbed them and bravely holding on was
dragged along the gutter to the alley east OF
Steinheuse's grocery. Here he was run into
and knocked down by a team OF horses
coming from the alley, and thus compelled to
let the runaway go free. The horse increased
its gait ran down the avenue to Main and
south to Williams The child's cries, the
runaway horse, the many efforts made to
capture him soon attrs cted large crowd OF
spectators AS the horse ran east on Will
lam the mother. saw the runaway and catch
ing a glipse of her child, ran screaming upon
the street but falling into Mysteries was car
ried back to the house The runaway turn
ing rapidly into the lumber yard threw the
child from the wagon, continued its wild
race across the yard collided with a lumber
wagon was thus released and captured by
so me spectators. The child was picked uI
but slightly injured and carried to its home.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
TEE PLOw COMPANY.

Mr. / L. Gilbert, of the Gilbert Flow Co,
left last evening for the east. He viii visit
st. Louis, Cincipuati, Pittsburg and all the
leading manufacturing cities, and make the
purcgase of all the Necessary machinery for
the plant. The plans for the buildings have
been completed, and he has taken them with
him. and viii visit some of the leading pillow
factories east and study his plans, hoping to
be able to suggest changes if any Is neces-
sary. He will be absent some weeks looking
after the interest of the company, and on re-
turn will be accompanied by his family.
The work of excavating for the building Is
progressing rapidly, and will no doubt be
completed before his return. On his
return the contract for building will be
awarded and the buildings completed as rap
idly as possible He viii endeavor TO have
all the machinery on hand by the time the
buildings are completed, and hopes TO e1Pe-
rience DO delay
The company expect to commence manu-
featuring in time to catch some Of the fall
trade
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
THE COMING CIRCUS.

On Monday. August 18th, Doris & Calvin's
circus will exhibit at Wichita. The show, or
rather unification of shows consists Of cir
Gus, menagerie, v lid west and Roman hip
podrome Something of its size may tie
known when it is learned that it equires full
ly seven acres of land to hold its mammoth
tents, that its list of al fists comprises two
hundred names known to the circus goers of
the world, and that its great race track upon
which is given the Wild West performance
and tbs Roman hippodrome races is fully a
quarter of mile long.
A few words as to the hippodrome is in
place here because Wichita has as yet had no
performance of that kind. The Roman
standing races and the Roman chariot and
vaultlng races are given in ancient costumes,
run on their merits and for actual prizes, and
t he modern races are run in the same way.
Cspt. Stults, the crack shot, leads the scout:
and cowboys in the Wild West and that part
of the great show is surpassed by none.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
BIfRTON CAR WORKS.

While we have announced with confidence
that this great enterprise was assured for
Wichita, it is proper to say that we have
based our declaration, III every instance,
upon our knowledge of the grit of our bust
ness men. When the time has come for
action they have never yet been found
wanting.
We have been sure that, whenever the car
works had their proposition ready to submit,
it would be accepted with as much certainty
by our people as the sun TO rise.
Late on last evening the attorney OF the
car company and the committee Of the
Board of Trade had completed the terms of a
contract that would insure beyond the posi-
bility of doubt the building Of these 81
gantic works at Wichita
The contract was signed on the part OF the
company and remains in escrow until
Thursday night of this week. Wichita now
must 90 the rest; 500, COO stock must be
subscribed and seventy-five acres Of avail
able land secured for a site.
The result Is not doub full. The men who
have stood shoulder TO shoulder in making
Wichita What she is, will come up grandly
and meet the requirements Of the hour.
They will do this in the face Of the fact
that probably threefourths Of the most lib
eral and public spirited of our citizens are
now out of the city in the mountains and BY
the sea side. There are enough, however, al
the helm, to carry us safely through, and or
Friday morning next we viii proclaim ons
more victory for the winning wonder.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
MASHED ON WICHITA.

Judge W. T. Tenor, Of Corydon, Indiana,
arrived in the cit, yesterday. Soon after
his arrival in the city he met an. old-time
friend, Mr.. Dick Ryan, of the GROWER. The
Judge is on a prospecting tour and will re-
main some days in booming Wichita.
To say that be is favorabiy impressed with
the city, is putting it mildly. he admits
that he never saw city so citifyed in his
life: and the fact that it has grown so rap
idly and SO solidly at the same time, is some
thing that has already come under his notice.
The crowded streets last evening was much
more than lie had expected to find in wha,
was, few weeks ago in his country, termed
a busted city. He is inclined to think it is
anything but busted city, but if that is the
proper term to apply, it would do some of the
old towns in his section good to experience
such q sensation.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education met pursuant to
the call of the president at the office of J.W.
Wingard yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Present, Brown, Caldwell, Geo. E. Camp
bell, Slaven, Wingard and Taylor.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
Bids for erecting the addition to the First
ward school building were opened, and the
contract was aw arded to W. H. Sternberg
for 81 9lS on his entering into the necessary
contract.
Bids for new eightroom school building
were opened, and as the lowest was for
ST, 42l, the board concluded to have some
alterations made in the plans, that amount
being tt ought to be beyond their reach.
The proposition of Chas. Hunter to deed
the board three hundred feet of ground on
the corner of Lulu and Kellogg streets for
80 800, payable on or be fore two years from
date at eight per cent. interest, the board to
deed him their property on First
street to secure him for the money, and he
to give them back bond for deed fer the
First street property "a good deed to be given
by him when the new site is paid for, was
postponed until the next regular meeting OF
the board, and committee on building
grounds were instructed to procure the legal
opinion of competent attorney as to
whether that could be legally done.
On motion of Geo. E. Campbell, Miss
Kate n Pearson, of Bloomington, Ind, was
elected to fill the vacancy in the High
school.
Approved bills were allowed.
Board then ad journed to meet at O'Clock
p. M at the court chamber, on the first Nor
day in August.